Women With Droids reader Whitney used her Android when planning her own wedding and wanted to tell you about the apps that helped her the most. Enjoy her guest post! Wedding Plan-It Lite (Free) Wedding Plan-it for Android on AppBrain Despite a thick layer of cheese—including but not limited to a heavy dose of emoticons—this is the easiest planning app I’ve found. You can include guests from your email and phone contacts and set up vendors and your budget. If you need to send an email to...

App Type: Fitness Price: Free; $9.99 for premium features Get It: If you want lots of fun features and workout data, you’re exercising for less than two hours, and you don’t need an accurate read on your pace I love to run, and I’m addicted to information: How fast am I going? How far? How many miles have I logged this month? I rely on a GPS watch and an online training log, but when I heard about CardioTrainer, I wondered if this might be a better solution. Feature-rich fitness app:...

I have been an Android user since the original Droid from VZW. When the Droid X was released I was there on release day working a deal to change my original Droid for the X. I am now a certified Android addict and I think Google should rule the world. 🙂 The only problem I have with Android is the lack of love the Disney Company shows the Android platform. Next to my Android obsession I am a Disneyphile (a person who is obsessed with all things that do with the Mouse). I have an iPod Touch...

Guest-contributor Taylor from Autostraddle got her hands on Froyo early and offered to give us a sneak peek of what’s in store! Enjoy. With Android 2.2 rolling out to more devices any day now, let’s take a look at what to expect. Thanks to HTC’s Froyo leak (whoops!), I managed to manually install the update before it officially hit, so here are a handful of my favorite changes. 1. Speed: Froyo is zippier across the board. This is probably the centerpiece of 2.2, but...

I am pleased to announce Deb from New Jersey, our latest guest-poster! She describes herself as a “nonprofit professional by day,  Android fanatic the rest of the time”. Welcome to WomenWithDroids, Deb! ~Renee Want to work out with your Motorola Droid, but hate armbands? Try the Tune Belt Sports Belt. I don’t like arm bands. If anything, women’s arms are smaller than your typical male’s and considering the phone’s weight and size, the last thing I want is to strap...

Welcome our 2nd guest-poster, Ellie, who describes herself as the “ultimate geek girl” and has a blog at thepinkc.net. Enjoy her app review! ~Renee Android is a great platform for mobile phones – but bloatware is added to it by our phone companies to subsidize the cost of our phones. Unfortunately, there wasn’t anything we could do to stop these applications from starting at boot until Startup Auditor became available on the Market. As its name indicates, Startup...

Liz, a frequent traveler and fellow DROID-loving woman from Maryland, has written our blog’s first guest-post! Her article is the first in a series about utilizing your phone while traveling to make going out of town less hectic and more enjoyable. Keep an eye out for future posts in our WomanWithDroids Travel Series! ~Renee Luggage…Check. Plane Tickets…Check. Apps…Wait, what? Spring is coming soon and we cannot wait to escape the cabin fever of our homes,...